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“You don’t have to be pretty to be awesome.” That’s the slogan behind Ryan Reynolds’ latest alcohol-fueled adventure, which sees him reuniting with Peggy the Hairless Pug, a.k.a. DogPool ...

His Maximum Effort is launching 'Ugly Estates' in partnership with Gallo, and signed Peggy the Hairless Pug, who played Deadpool's beloved dog, to be its ad star.

Papa, whose new special comes out Tuesday, talks about his style of clean comedy, handling empty nest syndrome with his daughters going to college, his many pets and love of baking bread.

Inspired Life Toothless dog named Wild Thang just won World’s Ugliest Dog contest. He beat Rome — a 14-year-old pug with one eye — and Mochi, a 9-month-old chihuahua-Jack Russell terrier mix ...

What if ugly was something we celebrated rather than grimaced at? ... A 14-year-old pug named Rome took second place in the contest. A 14-year-old pug named Rome isn’t the world’s ugliest dog.

Precious Wild Thang beat out either other dogs for the championship title like a 14-year-old senior Pug named Rome, an adorable senior Terrier-mix named Ozzy and a dog named Fred, who is is a 14 ...

Second place went to Rome, a 14-year-old wheelchair-bound pug. The World's Ugliest Dog Contest is a yearly competition that celebrates and rewards the most imperfect, unappealing dogs in the world.

F or Pekingese Wild Thang, and his owner Ann Lewis, winning the title of “World’s Ugliest Dog” is not an insult but an honor.. The pup hailing from Coos Bay, Oregon, is the 2024 winner of ...

Ugly has never looked so good: New World’s Ugliest Dog crowned in Petaluma. ... Rome, a 14-year-old pug, the runner-up and winner of the People’s Choice award, ...

Ugly dogs and other unattractive pets are far from aesthetically pleasing, yet they still tug on our heart strings. ... Weird-looking animals such as blobfish, pugs, ...

It’s so ugly!” For the easy problem of consciousness, I tell them, we could look at brain scans of everyone in the room and observe that pretty much the same thing is going on for most of us.